Adam's At Home November 27th, 2016 : Click Lot Title for More Info

Sunday 27th November

Dublin 1814 and 1815, mark of Richard Sawyer, of rectangular

panelled baluster form, with shaped wavy and beaded rims,

applied angled scroll handles, with bright cut engraved decora-

tion depicting shamrocks and flowery swags, raised on paw feet;

together with a matched hot water pot, Birmingham 1903, mark

of S Blanckensee & Sons Ltd., Irish import marks, (c.1866g all in).

(4)

€ 1,000 - 1,500

Dublin 1823, mark of Edward Crofton, Dublin 1941, mark of West

& Son, Dublin 1817, mark of William Nolan, and Dublin 1948, mark

of Weir & Sons, comprising tea pot, hot water pot, cream jug and

sugar bowl, all in the Rococo Revival taste, of oval baluster form,

with applied cast handles in the form of caryatids, the bodies

profusely decorated with embossed leafy and foliate scrolls to

an orange peel ground surrounding vacant cartouches, the tea

and hot water pots each with cast naturalistic flower head finials,

the teapot also with cast spout in the form of an exotic bird head,

crested to one side. 27.5cm wide over handle and spout,

(c.2,768g). (4)

€ 1,500 - 2,500